Free live webinar · Wednesday 18 November · 11AM (UK time)
This January comes with a sting in the tail. 2025/26 Self Assessment returns are due on 31 January, and the next MTD for Income Tax quarterly update is due just seven days later, on 7 February. Two deadlines, one busy season, and the same clients to chase for both.
Join AccountingWEB and Capium for a practical, no-nonsense hour on getting your practice through January and February with your team, and your sanity, intact.
In one hour, you’ll learn:
Where the double deadline is most likely to stretch your capacity, and how to plan for it
What HMRC’s MTD soft landing does and doesn’t protect you from in 2026/27
A step-by-step plan to triage clients, start Self Assessment early and batch quarterly updates
How to spot and prepare the clients joining MTD from April 2027
How practices are running Self Assessment and MTD in one workflow to save hours each week
Your speakers: Richard Hattersley (Managing Editor, AccountingWEB), Tushir Patel (Co-Founder, Capium), Aaron Patrick and Emma Rawson OBE.
Who it’s for: Practice owners, partners, managers, accountants and bookkeepers handling Self Assessment and MTD for Income Tax clients.
Can’t make it live? Register anyway and we’ll send you the recording and a January planning checklist.
Bonus: Attendees will hear how to take advantage of Capium’s Black Friday offer and get set up before the busy season.
Aaron Patrick is a Chartered Accountant, Certified UK Intuit QuickBooks Trainer, and Director of the Accounting Advisory Group (AAG). He supports accounting firms and business owners through advisory, systems, and training, and is the founder of...
Director of Public Policy, Association of Taxation Technicians (ATT). Winner of Outstanding Contribution at the 2026 Taxation Awards and Accounting Excellence Awards. Awarded an OBE at the 2026 King’s Birthday Honours.
Managing Editor - FAB | AccountingWEB | Accounting Excellence
Richard Hattersley is the Managing Editor of AccountingWEB, the UK’s leading publication for the accounting profession, where he oversees content that keeps accountants and finance leaders ahead of the curve.